Sentence examples for starting to master from inspiring English sources

At 20, Pavlyuchenkova is just starting to master her prodigious tennis talents.

At 20, Pavlyuchenkova is just starting to master her prodigious talents.

Brian McCann, the Braves' catcher, called Beachy one of the hardest workers on the team, and said he was starting to master the nuances of pitching in the majors.

When you feel that you are starting to master the current difficulty you are playing on, try playing some of the easier songs on a higher difficulty (for example: going from Easy to Medium difficulty).

We'll also start to see the TV manifestation of blogs, where consumers start to master production technology.

In Lionel's home, under terms of equality and respect, Bertie slowly and with difficulty starts to master his stutter.

As agencies and clients start to embrace this challenge together, the industry as a whole will start to master – and enjoy – an entirely new ball game.

"But we are starting to 'master' the internet," the author claimed.

While Bocconi— together with its school of management, SDA Bocconi — has longstanding ties to universities all over the world, other Italian business schools are just starting to create master's courses that focus on the relations between Europe and the "BRIC" countries — Brazil, Russia, India and China.

I didn't start trying to master it all.

"It is like a huge circuit board, and we are starting to figure out the master circuits".